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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
sALTIyORE STOCK MARKET.
RICENoEp sr0cK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE. ND, June 2S.-Nlrgnia zoos
with coupon, 80. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
mAKINE lNTELLIGENCK.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JUNE -, ISL
SIN ri-cs.......... est HIGH TIDE:
9a 80. scts........ ;23 Morning .iol9
Noon set-..........l2u Evening ..........IJ.iS
Port or RICHMOND, JUNE ., 1851
ARRIVED.
steamer A~icl. peyO. Norfolk, United StGes
maii, merchandise and passengers, L. Z. Ia
I'm, agent
SAILED.
Steamship Od Dominion. Smith, New YOrk
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Alloa a
Co.. agents.
steamer Goldshoro', Tunnill Philadelphia
n.crchanci-O and passenger, j. W. 4cCWrcE
agent
PORT o. NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE q, 1887.
(By telegraph.l
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, Boaz, Vow York, and
sailed for West Point
steamship k.uaWLa. Scar, New Gork (lOad-
Ell ceal and sailed for New York..
steamship Guyandotte, Kelley, New York,
and sailed for West Point
Steamship Bio GraEde. Lewis, New York.
Schooner William II. Bailey, Pearcc, NeW
York, lsui.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
ogAIT ARD Cotton ExCHArGE

IlhIA AhL LUIIUN tALH ANDl..
HICWoND Jglo -, 1871,
0FFERrtGs
WHEAT 70 bushels.
tUHS.-i.N.I bushels.
OtTs.->lO uu thti-.
NUI-OrFAi.--6 tons
70 sQlos ilr..t."
FL3UH.
we quote. Zine. t..50as[15; sHperlue, s2.iSa
81 %. eytra taDa:,.i5; family, SisSi q pafe u
family, cJu-,rJ, S.iiat25
COTTON REPOET,
Market quiet and steady.
CgOrATCE9.
MlD0llSo liz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE. RrcuaoyD, Va.

l1fo lltittr'l surgery, Nt-lHaA ''ll'se oi
Virginia.
Buffalo l.ithig water. Spring No. ;. ~ an
AthlItHe D.Urttif. Is invaluable. In Grtr ted
GyaJfi. aud indeed lu disea= generally do
Icadeut upon a INC Icd Di1'aesls, a. . q rem
fdulf ,xfdOriUIrg tniJfH lhayo prescribed
10 In cases IL hiffr. H'.r Gouf, which hal re-
sisted ihe ordinary reU.cdief, ri'h tr0ndI(rNy
Good 5ssufs. ! have used 10 Also in my own
case. being n great sufferer from this ulalliy.
an otifr rllfig.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
2l3 EAST BROAD,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS.
We Ire Gtripg Soma Special Bargains
R | B B O N
THIS WEEK.

DC. LlNPON for Sc: IS. RlDRON for iO.:
~, RIBBON FOR i5,. 2bc. RIBBON for s,c.
We will open Monday or Tuesday ono case of
BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED LAWNS,
20 be sold az D. regular -. quality.
AMORN UNBLEACHED MUSLIN only Sc
regular price &c.
We have 3 JOB In GENT EMHNSS UsPENDkRS
only Ec-regular sS'. EoOds
One lOg Of nice LACE STRIPED MUSLIN only
-.
One lot Of Gil sCKED MUSLIN ats.
Good WHITE LANN stf, 5, and o..
Nice SHEER INDIA LAWN only 81; better
grades at 10 aud i2kc.
GENTLEMEN's RALBRIGGAN UNDER-
SHIFTS only 5Oc.-real value sc.
New limo Of NUN'SNEILING FOR NkIlS-
best make. Our prices are low.
GENTLkMEN'S FINE UNBLEACHkD HALF
HOSE Only l2kc.-resular ~. goods
FINE IIsLE-THREAD GENrLENEN'S HALF
HOSE only ~.
Another lot Of those nice BLACK HOSE for 81.
Just opened a nice line Of light shades ia
sURAH, ranging Ia price ficm IS % soc.
BLACK MORE SILK only 81 worth Sl.o0.
A new lot OF SWISS fLOUNCiNG.
BLACK CANVAS CLOTH only Loo. Just the
thing for coCl summer wear.
JULIUS SYcLE & SON,
gis sAsr sRoAp. ABovE TnIRp srRxxr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-29
KAkk2Yz " TEIre2iEs
EEW YORE.


NER YCRg. J.Ia Cotton quiet; sa.cs. POI
heies. upluuas, ID lrIG..: Orledu-, II 49,: M
receipts. gO5 bale: eXpcrts--,0 Great Britain.
"a tales: -tO 8. 2,jIs7 bales. Southern nOur
unchaI g,i. Nloat q shade lower; 40. = red,
q. &C.; Juno, 9. hGHitec., July, 80 '-lJasJ a..
Corn LaLc. higher; 30. :, a. ,ai3 &C.; July.
ibl2iba,c. oats Nair higher: No. ., 3}ta
3it.c. June. 53i.c.; July, %)i f}}bc Hops
steady ana quiet. COfiee--Fair RIO nominal ~
SIS; No. Rio, june, $3.50; July, sl3J0aSlASO;
August, SIS. SjHslb I'D. sugar steady ami quiet:
refined dun and easter; &. I sat &C.; extra {.
jl5 l-l0c.; white extra &. 5isc.; yellow, 44a
Ike; mould y, BIC; staLdard 4, j1-i6c. {;
cOnfecti0nCrs' a, 5',c.; cut-loaf and crushed,
l-lba6 &C.. powdered, ta6 lilo. cubes , a6r.
MolGsscs dun; 50-tcst, l9Ac. Rice firm AMI in
far Inquiry; domestic. & taJ- -. Cotton seed
Oil-42e aiic. for refined crude nominal Ro.
sin dun at sl.@0sil.25. Turpentine quiet and
steady at &c. Hides steady Wool quiet aud
eenoralla steady PorA firm; mess, :lL5Jafl5
Tor old; il5nsl150 for now. Middies dun and
nominal Lari 3Hj points higher; July. s6.1ia
900; August. sGcias6.o6. fru.gh,s dun
CHICAGO.
CdlcAIo. June 2S-Cash quotations were
Flour quiet. steady. aud unchanged. 40.
spring wheat. % a6g t.; No. spring wheat
nominal; No. > red, 13c. No. corn, IS 'tc.
No. oats. 2Gc. Mess-posk, S2l.j0. Lara, g.. i0a
sGf.k. ShOrtIiD sides GOo-e). $50. Dry
salted shoulders (boxcl). S5i0ss5.JO. Short.
clear sides toOxcdl, sG90atIsj. Whisky,
.I.l0.
Laadf-g futures ranged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
For Coed Purposes.

Mrs. NJ. \. Dauphin of PHILADELPHIA is well
known to the ladies Of that city from the great
good she has done bymeaps of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Comneund. ~he writes Mrs
Pinkham of 4 recent interesting case. "a
young married lady came to me suffering with
a severe case Of Prolap sus and liberation. She
commenced taking the Compound and in two
months was J,spg restored. In proof of this she
soon found hefeelf in an interesting condition.
Influenced by foolish friends she attempted to
evadc the respon +ibiities of maturity. After
ten or twelve days she came to me again and
she was indeed in amost alarming state and
suffered terribly. T,gave her tablespoonful
OF the compound every hour for eight hours
until she fell as,eep, she awoke much relieved
and eTiderfly better. She continued taking
the Compound, and in due season she became
the mother of fine healthy boy But for the
timely use of theIncd.clne she believes her life
woulashave been lost"
YOr Druggist has the mpOund. ST per bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21

CoptinHed on S.1M Page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21

a Parker County Man Kills His Wife and
Child and Then Ends His Own Life.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, Ten, Jan. 20.-Mr.
William D. Smith, merchant of Ag, es,
eighteen miles north of this place, was in
the city to-day and reports the sad fate of
an entire family near Agnes yesterday
evening at 6 O'Clock. John Dickey,
farmer living two miles north of Agnes,
without any warning whatever took q
stick Of wood aud murdered his
wife, breaking her skull and
causing instant death. He then
made Tor his little lhree-year old child,
who was then il the arms of its grand
mother, and succeeded IN numbering it IN
spite OF all that could be done by the
grandmother to save the child'S life. No
harm was done his mother-in-law, who
was holding the child at the time Dickey
murdered it. As soon as he Succet ded in
numbering his wife and child the murderer
walked to the side of his dead wife, took
from his person revolver, placed the
muzZle of the pistol into his mouth
and discharged it, causing instant
death. Mr.. Smith says Dickey has lived
in that section for several yeaTs and has
always been quiet and good neighbor,
and it is not known that any trouble be-
tween him and his wife has ever existed.
Two or three weeks ago he gave signs OF
temporary insanity for few days, but it
was thought he had fully recovered from
it. Your reporter learned from Mr.. Matt
c. Cameron of this city that Dickey
moved from Pamela county, Miss, five
years ago, aud located in the neighbor-
hoou in which ne lived at the time OF the
tranelY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21

For sale wholesale by II. ". WILLIAMS &
CO., at Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
GOV. ROSS MESSAGE.
The First Message from the New Ad-
ministration to the New Legisla-
Strong State Paper.
Questions Dealt With that Must Engage
the Attention of the Lawmakers
for the Good OF the State.
a Policy Outlined that Breathes a Spirit
of Fairness and Justice to All
Interests.
SpecIal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. 2O.-Following is
the full text of Gov. Ross message to the
legislature as read before the TWO houses
to-day:
Gentlemen OF the Senate and House of Repre-
sentstives:
The able and comprehensive message
OF my predecessor in office, already laid
before you, together with the biennial re-
ports of the various officers having in
charge the business OF the state, has left
no special duty for me to discharge in this
message save to recommend to your hon
orGble bodies such legislation as may &C.
cur to me to be eXpedient. Congratulate
ing you upon the wisdom and ability with
which the business of the state seems to
have been conducted for the past two
years, l will proceed at once to submit
for your patriotic consideration some
measures of legislation which l deem
proper to be enacted for the advancement
OF the state and the protection of its in
tpreStS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
MURDER AND LYNCHING.
Two Brothers Shot for killing a California
Saloon Keeper.

THE NEEDLES, CAL, Jan .2O.-News has
been received that Halves brothers, shot
and killed j. U. Berry, a saloonist, at the
Flagstaff yesterday morning for interior
ing in quarrel between Halves brothers
and another man in the saloon. Halt an
hour after the murder twenty citizens cap
tured the TWO brothers and shot them
dead. Berry was known as peaceful
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21

Vhroush Tickets and Baggage Checked TO Al
Points In the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
De TRAINS


"T WoFsa sou.l-souna. .'AYs iC 500 NJ
8 E5SgS ,Ui.A.U'"1 - -i.,c 900 p m
Worth esp. In.
WHrt{ .................. II rs q. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
TEX AS
Midland ROQtel
Gulf, Colorado i Santa Fe Railway.
The only route operating daily service of
solid through trains hetween
Fort Worth and Galveston.
The only al rail Iotte to
Lampasasr Brentwood, Coleman
and Belinger.
The new route
FORTY Worth TO Houston, Montgomery,
Navasota and ConFoe.
The fast route, yiasMcGregor'
fort Worth to Waco

,r;uedlate Counsctioasat Fort Worth for st. LOUIS
81 Paso and all points North, East and Vest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21

The Summer Route to New York, via Cal
u weston and
Mallory Steamship Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
MURDER AND SUICIDE,

a Parker County Man Kills His Wife and
Child and Then Ends His Own Life.
Snnrial To the Gayntta
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
&
A CELERRArED MASrEACrERER oEAD

The death Of Herr Frederick Krupp,
at the age Of rs years, Is announced
IN cable dispatches Of the 18th inst.
The name Of Krupp is familiar the
world over and this widespread repu-
tation il due 10 his succeSsfulnanufac-
ture Of steel, and especially of steel
guns in which he has had no rival for
many years. and the wonderful i'm
proyement made at Essea, in the size
Of guns and proiectiIes, and their
range and penetration has almost
revoluiioniEed naval warfare and coast
defense.
The kfupp manufactory at Essen i
the largest and most complete ii its
appointments Of any similar enter
prise in the world. IT'S growth has
been steady for i halF ceHtnIy, some
idea Of which can he gained from tbs
statement that the production 81 she
works in 1862 was only 125,00o tons
Of steel, and ID 1892 had increased to
800, 900 tons 81 steel and 26. 900 tors 81
iron. The buildings oi the company
cover 1000 acres and 5000 persons
are employed. Ia 1882 and there has
been considerable growth since them
the works included 1856 furnaces, 42g
boilers, 453 steam engines Of 1880
horse power, and 81 steam hammers
There was also more than so nudes d
railway, 50 telegraph stations, 4 chem.
ical laboratory, and Photographic, lith-
ographic, printing and book binding
establishments.
Guns have been manufactured al
Essen for dozen different nations
In the Paris Exposition of 1867
Krupp exhibited huge gun intended
for coast defense against The attack d
armored SHIPS. II was made entirely
Of cast steel, weighed 50 tons and
could project a shot weighing l08(
pounds, II required ie months steady
work, day and night, 70 make this
I gan, and its cost, with carriage ans
turn table, was oyer sl05.o00.
| Much Of Krupp's success is due t
superior workmen aad sRperinten
dents, trained in the technical schools
Of Germany, and to the perfect system
and order maintained. but To Her
i Krupp himself must be awarded thl
chief praise for the celebrity Of pro
1 dnntinns
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
ERr nEeIanne ~ rna Eap

The beginning Of disease ID slight de-
bility d disorder II some q ths vital
organs, tho stomach, the liysr of the
bowels usually There are dyspeptie
symptoms, theliver il troublesome, the
akin grows tawney aud unhealthy look
ing there arc pains in the right side or
through the right shoulder blade. The
climax i often an utter proatTation Of
the physical energies, perhaps 4 fatal
ssue But il the diticuIty il met III time
with Hostetters stomach Bitters, which
ii always effective as remedy, and il
should be resorted to at On early stage,
there will be no reason to apprchend
those injurious subsequent ELECTS upon
tine system oftcn entailed by entirely
cured diseases. Far better i Il, also, 10
employ this safe remedial agent III
fever and ague, and other raalariL com
plants, than quinine aud other potent
drugs, which even whom they provo ef-
tsctual for tilne, ruin the stomach and
impair The general health-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
! ssnmIroRa Az. rognss.
e,ondenscd from 0sr Exchanges for
aaliNer Reltn aeaaers.

The rainfall at Camp Graut since
July ist Is unprecedented, amounting
to inches.
The Courier states that journals(?) q
Of the I4th Legislature are being
bound in That Office
The United Verde Copper Company,
Of Yavapm county, viii resume work
very soon.
Z. L. Wetmorc reports the rainfall
at Tucson, for the FIRST fifteen days 81
July, 1887, al SOS inches. The rec
ords ef previous years, for the entire
month Of July, show that these fig.
ures. We're exceeded only twice in
twelve years, yiz; July, 1878 5.72
inches, and July, 1881 $50 inches.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
moMEnrnan ENrnsKs.

A general principle Of long stand
ing and considerable Importance in
the administration If public land mat
ters is reatFlraea BY Acting Secretary
Muldrow il bis ruling upon the case
Of James Young, a homestead entry.
man Of Salt Lake City. It's purportis
that no amount Of cultivation ard I'M
provement, and no showing Of good
faith ID other respects can atone for
the lack of actual residence upon the
laad sought to be secured, and that
even actual residence does not give
validity to the claim except in so far
as it shows an intention TO make such
residence permanent beyond the ac-
quirement of title. Young had cult.
waited fifty acres on his claim, con.
struOted lrrigating bitches and built a
house in which be personally lived.
His improvements were valued at from
$1,000 to $1,000, HIS family, however,
remained upon place owned by him
half mile distant, and it was in evil
denee that he designed abandoning his
new claim as place of residence as
soon as he had made his title secure.
A contest was made by one Van 0s-
trum, a professional contestant, who
purposed gaining some preference
rights and selling them out The To-
cal officers and the Commissioner de-
cided for Young and against Van os-
trnm. The Acting Secretary orders a
modification Of this decision. He says
that while Van 0strum can not ac-
quire any rights in the matter, the
Government is not stopped from action
upon the information it has gained,
and he directs the cancellation Of
Young's claim,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
Bids for Building Court Rouse.
Sealed Proposals..

Win III received by the Board u supervi-
sars 81 taiia Ieanty Arizona. at their nffcc
10 Gl8ba, until 10 o'clock a nj, July nth,
1887, Eof tha stone work % TIE Court House
y, be erected at i4lgbe. i. Z
ist FoS qsiaggging One Thousand Perch
af Rock, Rnre ~ less, for dimensions, see
plsss &ad Specifications % 6ls il tts clerk 4
0fsee
2fd Fof tie transportation - line Iheas.
aud Perch III Rock, more of lees, from quarry
10 6fhurt E0Ise ward ii Globe.
Srd For furnishing Inns and sand and do-
ing the stone cutting and mason work Oh
Cent Elouse
stf. MAsans bisliing on the above work
are requested Is make sepafsts bids 0fle for
each u The sbosc iteais, and one nv The eAlise
work,
The succsssfug bidder Win be required to
give lsal,is n alaeas,t equal to the amount of
the ND
The Board reserves The right u rslecs any
ar til hfls.
Globe, Arizona, June 2, 1855
Chairman,
Attest &. 4. Msnns, CLERK.
june 4-et
Fsstpenennent
The time fdr receiving proposals for the
above is postponed Uatil fsily 25 1887
tsiobe, a I. june ., 1887
]. REDMAN,
Chairman.
Attest (; 4. MAErIw, Clark
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
4 temperance ornlor

Captain Thomas Blair, formerly Of
the Regular Army, and in the early
days Of this camps a well known min
ing operator, is now IN Texas making
temperance speeches a correspond
ent Of the Waco Day, speaking Of a
recent speech, says;
ut was a vigorous logical and elo-
queut presentation of the "infamous
traffic and complete answer to the
fallaeies and false arguments Of the
whiskey defenders. In short, it was
one Of the finest speeches Of the cam
yass and captured the audience COM
plstely ile had i large, intelligent
audience and inspired the widest en-
thuaasm. He spoke two hours and
ten minutes, and though the crowd
cried go on, 20 on. he was forced 10
stop on account Of tho intense heat,
and the approaching train time.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

A Glebe-Democrat reporter inter.
viewed Preller, Maxwell's victim, on
the 10th, who IS in the third sphere Of
ETHEREAL existence. The spirit advises
that the death watch upon Maxwell b.
enioined to have a care that Maxwell
does not cheat the gallows, by taking
his own life. If the revelation from
the spirit land is true, PrelIer is not
Maxwell's first victim another, when
be was a boy of fifteen, must be added
10 the number.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

The New York Christian Advocate
gives DR.. Wharton, Of Phoenix, who
claimed the authorship of tho temper
ance lyric, Mourn for the Thousands
Slain" another lick, and charges him
with the commission .oi literary lar
esny. Wharton. in this matter, stands
in the reflected light Of Rev. George
II. Adams, who introduced him to the
Phenix conference in 1886, as its
author The Homiletlc Monthly sides
with the Christian Advocate, and
throws 50 DARK a clppd upon the pre-
tensions Of Wharton and the endorse
ment Of Adams, as to render thsir
claim almost, if not quite, inaudible.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23
STIERIFF'S SALE.

Bysistae AZ 80 execution Issued out II tla
District CeHrt ~ 2rid Judicial District, CHA
County, Arizona Territory, dated the 22d day
~ June Al III 1887. la certain action where
"a ID B Lacey, as Plaintiff, recovered iuyig.
nent against J n Eaton as Defendant, for
THE sanl II 1852, and coat of suit taken al
STA, with Interest from the 2ist day Df june
1885, vt the rate 81 two per eeHt, per month
until faid said Judgment and costs amounting
10 the ssm IL 1855, on The esd day III June
a. u. 1871, have levied upon the following
described property, to.wits
Lot 80 i ia Block No. S., Lot No 2, IA
Bleck M. g6, as described en the osticisl map
II Globe FiNnsite now Oh Ale III TIE uEica 81
fhe Glerk II tbe rggbate Court of the said
County sf CHA to whish map reference III
hereby made al part 81 this notice; also the
midi Side3 one.eigbt IL interest," ~ tho PANE
Mine, located about miles northeast q
tsiohs; also an ur1 divided ane-haH interest
III the Osk Vale nsine &c nliisite, lbcafed
rear ana north of the said FAtne Mine; alee
.an Inaiyided cne.fouEth Il interest II the
He'd Rover uine about four miles northeast of
the Afinani tuiIl Am of ssid D9ining interests
being situated ID said ESlobs Mining District
III the said County of S Sila, also the undivided
oneshaf interest," ii the Eoll RaAd from
Glabe 40 Rinal Sunin,it HI ths said Gila
County: alsa one ave stamp battery at
M'hsatfielaa n said ella County Arizona
Territory
Public Notice IL hereby given tlat on Sats
ufdpyt the 18th day of Jsily Al ID isss7 al IA
O'Clock a m of chat day at pubic Auction at
Jslube, Gila Gouuty, Ia front at sleris affcs,
I will sef all The right, title end Interest yf
the said eafendanss III aud 10 Sad Seacsfb,d
pfapegta h tFe highest and best hNsdsr Is lt.
isiy said exssntlon and 4 Ii eostn
ri III fftJI9(sS N, &hssiil
ie2s 4 y ia County, Al
Rsssp0aentcBs.
hsN N.trye Sd Is i pestpasled until Saturday
,isilg aSSaassg Is 1ftlg st3N shesfgf,
Count
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

The hot wave that has prevailed
over the entire country east Of and in-
Guiding Kansas, for the past week, is
unprecedented in duration and extent.
Sunstrokes have been numerous in
New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, st.
Louis and Chicago, and the mortality,
directly tracable to the intense heat,
has been very great. AT st. Louis on
the 18th, river traffic was almost en-
tireiy suspended in consequence Of the
refusal of the roustabouts to handle
freight, although tempting pay was
offered them. On the 18th, at St.
Louis, temperature Of 104 degrees
was recorded, and at Joliet 118. AT
last accounts the heat had abated but
little.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-23

The rope intended for the execution
Of Wilson and Johnson in Prescott,
August 18th, was purchased by sher-
ia Mulyenon July 18th. johnson hav-
ing weakness for tobacco, offered his
head, after his light of life was Fnutfed
out, for supply Of cigars, until the
fatal 18th. The swap having been Of.
fected, johnson is, apparently, as hap.
py as a clam. Wilson, however, as
the shades of life are cIositig round
him, is not so happy. Heis uncertain
as to whether or not the clouds that
encompass him here will "be rolled
back as scroll, but he is believer,
as IN free lunches, that salvation is
also free, and ever siuce bis trial he
feels the dread silence of death, and
indulges the hope that even for hin,
ihe accomplice in the murder Of the
tteyengers there Il liaht in the valley
M ltalh